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Cahoon Care Associates in Maine

Cahoon Care Associates is a non-medical home care agency serving seniors throughout Hancock County and Penobscot County

04/21/2026

Many caregivers find it challenging to give medication to those with dementia or Alzheimer’s. This is often due to multiple factors, including feeling confused, being afraid, or experiencing anger or resistance over the fact that they’ve lost control over so many areas of their lives.

Obviously, medication is important and cannot be stopped, even when it causes stress or is difficult for both the caregiver and patient. The following 11 tips can make a big difference in convincing someone to take their medicine:

https://www.cahooncare.com/11-ways-to-get-someone-with-dementia-to-take-medication/

04/14/2026

🩵We’re entering the busy months of spring and summer in Maine!

🩵Come join our team with a rewarding career in caregiving!

🩵Competitive wages, gas stipends, earned paid leave, 401k eligibility, flexible schedules and 24/7 support from a small family owned business.

🩵Give us a call to learn more or apply today!

🩵207.667.0870

03/27/2026

Scary hallucinations and delusions are common with Lewy Body Dementia, as well as with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia. These moments can feel overwhelming, even heartbreaking.

There are ways to respond, however, that can truly help. Watch this video to learn the three-step method we recommend. You’re not alone:

https://www.cahooncare.com/video-tip-what-actually-works-for-scary-hallucinations-or-delusions/

03/12/2026

It’s well-known that interesting activities help stimulate the mind of older people, keeping them engaged in life. When they have dementia and also struggle with low vision, however, finding the right activities can be challenging. It’s essential to be creative in coming up with entertaining ideas to help reduce anxiety and agitation, as well as improve sleep.

Keep in mind that the preferences and interests of those with dementia often change over time. While you may want to try some of the activities they used to enjoy, be prepared for some trial and error, and don’t be afraid to try something new to them. Below are nine fun activities that you can use as a starting point:

https://www.cahooncare.com/9-engaging-activities-for-low-vision-seniors-with-dementia-or-alzheimers/

02/26/2026

It’s important for caregivers to treat their seniors as adults and respect the fact that they get to make their own decisions – even if they’re bad decisions. This might include allowing them to smoke or drink, or even eat sweets as a diabetic.

Caregivers should be conscious to not try to take away quality and comfort during this season of life. Trying to keep seniors from bad choices may end up adding a week of life at the end, but at the expense of enjoying their remaining days:

https://www.cahooncare.com/video-tip-the-balancing-act-of-senior-care/

02/20/2026

Today is one of our favorites. 🩵

We honor our caregivers not only as the backbone of this business, but the backbone of this community. Caregivers transform lives every day through their love and patience. Their profound impact of compassion and hard work should be applauded all year long - with a special thank you today. 🩵

You are all truly the best of the best. Thank you! 🩵

02/17/2026

It can be challenging for caregivers to get those with Alzheimer’s or dementia to change their outfits on a regular basis. There are various reasons why your senior may be exhibiting confusion, resistance, or discomfort when you suggest it’s time to change their outfit.

If a change is indeed needed, using the right strategies, sprinkled with a liberal dose of patience, can go a long way toward making the dressing experience smoother and a lot less stressful. Turn a potentially tense moment into a positive interaction with these gentle, effective tips:

https://www.cahooncare.com/4-ways-to-get-someone-with-dementia-to-change-clothes/

02/06/2026

Some people compare caring for a person with dementia to caring for a child. While this can help explain the level of supervision or support needed, it’s not a perfect comparison.

This kind of comparison can feel dismissive or demeaning, even if the intention was not. The best approach is to communicate needs clearly while always honoring the dignity and identity of the person living with dementia:

https://www.cahooncare.com/video-tip-dementia-care-vs-child-care/

01/30/2026

🚨CAREGIVERS! 🚨

We need you! Hiring today!

Call us at 207-667-0870 or stop by our office at 79 Main St Suite A Ellsworth and grab an application!

👍 Competitive Hourly Rate
👍 Gas Stipend
👍 Earned Paid Leave
👍 Mileage
👍 401K Eligibility
👍 Weekend Differential

And more!

01/23/2026

January is the month of anniversaries! 🎊

Today we are celebrating our amazing caregiver, Jen, on 7 years with Cahoon Care! 🥂

Jen is committed, dedicated, loving, and passionate about caring for others. We couldn’t do what we do without her. 🩵

Thank you, Jen! 🥳🥰

01/21/2026

Brain damage caused by dementia and Alzheimer’s disease can sometimes cause people who have never been violent in their lives to begin displaying aggressive behavior.

It’s important to remember that these individuals aren’t consciously behaving this way, or doing it to be hurtful. They may not even realize what they’re doing. Their actions are simply due to the deterioration of their brain health.

While you as a caregiver or family can’t necessarily prevent these angry outbursts, you can adopt effective ways to minimize their chances of occurring, reduce your own stress, and keep everyone safe. Here are ways to reduce and prepare for aggressive dementia episodes:

https://www.cahooncare.com/7-ways-to-reduce-aggressive-dementia-alzheimer-behaviors/

01/08/2026

Today we are celebrating our caregiver, Tonya, on her 5 year anniversary with Cahoon Care! 🥳

Our caregivers are the heart and soul of what we do here and we appreciate them each and every day. 🩵

Thank you for all that you do, Tonya! Here’s to another 5 years! 🥂

Address

79 Main Street, Suite A
Ellsworth, ME
04605

Telephone

+12076670870

Website

http://cahooncare.com/

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We offer a range of nonmedical home care services for seniors including personalized care & companionship, meal preparation, light housekeeping & laundering, assistance with errands & transportation, assistance with exercise, medication reminders, and even Alzheimer’s or dementia care.